Twintig opnamen van een rennend paard before 1882

Eadweard Muybridge's "Twintig opnamen van een rennend paard" is a photographic sequence that captures the motion of a running horse, a groundbreaking work in the history of photography. The work, created before 1882, consists of 20 individual photographs arranged in a grid, showcasing the horse's gait in detail, and is considered a seminal piece of the photographic study of motion and a precursor to cinema. The image is significant in its contribution to the understanding of animal locomotion and its role in the development of motion pictures.